Jose Alejandro Quintero

Shy and quiet Mina vies for the affections of Lana - but, as she's swept up in the excitement of teen rebellion and discovery, struggles to fulfill her desires and come to terms with her sexuality.

Leo chooses to get rid of all his material possessions to emigrate from his native country, which is in the midst of a deep humanitarian crisis, and in the process decides to visit and photograph himself in old and abandoned places in his city. Leo narrates about the deterioration of his environment and how, from the moment he became a father, he decided to stop enjoying the nostalgia from the discomfort of his home. Leo emigrates from his country to provide his daughter with quality of life and to continue enjoying the nostalgia of '98 from a distance.

Shy and quiet Mina vies for the affections of Lana - but, as she's swept up in the excitement of teen rebellion and discovery, struggles to fulfill her desires and come to terms with her sexuality.

Leo chooses to get rid of all his material possessions to emigrate from his native country, which is in the midst of a deep humanitarian crisis, and in the process decides to visit and photograph himself in old and abandoned places in his city. Leo narrates about the deterioration of his environment and how, from the moment he became a father, he decided to stop enjoying the nostalgia from the discomfort of his home. Leo emigrates from his country to provide his daughter with quality of life and to continue enjoying the nostalgia of '98 from a distance.

Leo chooses to get rid of all his material possessions to emigrate from his native country, which is in the midst of a deep humanitarian crisis, and in the process decides to visit and photograph himself in old and abandoned places in his city. Leo narrates about the deterioration of his environment and how, from the moment he became a father, he decided to stop enjoying the nostalgia from the discomfort of his home. Leo emigrates from his country to provide his daughter with quality of life and to continue enjoying the nostalgia of '98 from a distance.